Romeis C (2013)
Publication Type: Conference contribution
Publication year: 2013
Edited Volumes: 2013 IEEE Grenoble Conference PowerTech, POWERTECH 2013
Pages Range: 1-6
Conference Proceedings Title: 2013 IEEE PowerTech (POWERTECH)
Event location: Grenoble (France)
ISBN: 978-1-4673-5669-5
URI: http://www.ees.eei.fau.de/down/pub/cr/2013_cr_IEEE_grenoble.pdf
In most cases of blackouts, protection systems play a significant role. The maloperation of one protection system can lead to a cascade-tripping of many other protection devices, and so a wide-area interruption of the power grid can affect millions of people. Therefore one important task of a transmission system operator (TSO) is to initiate remedial measures to prevent the grid from such interruptions. The TSO has different tools to operate a secure and reliable transmission grid, e.g. state estimator, dynamic security assessment (DSA) tools and so on. The dynamic protection security assessment (DPSA) is another tool to assess the situation in the grid depending on different contingencies. In addition to the transient network models, protection system models are also included for the simulation of stability problems. In contrast to DSA, DPSA assesses the time-dependent behavior of the protection systems and shows their influence on the grid security. © 2013 IEEE.
APA:
Romeis, C. (2013). Dynamic Protection Security Assessment, a Technique for Blackout Prevention. In 2013 IEEE PowerTech (POWERTECH) (pp. 1-6). Grenoble (France).
MLA:
Romeis, Christian. "Dynamic Protection Security Assessment, a Technique for Blackout Prevention." Proceedings of the 2013 IEEE PowerTech (POWERTECH), Grenoble (France) 2013. 1-6.
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